what career could this be call ?
it have to do with shin care ad beauty. stuff that have to do with ingredients in products such as anti-wrinkle, cream , etc.
you work with beauty and natural herbs such as ginseng ad antioxidant and stuff.
it has to do with the health of skin and beauty.
i’m not sure would it be a dermatologist or a aesthetician or something else
I work in a daycare and began using sunscreen on the 3yr olds and was wondering about a bottle I threw away from last year.It was pretty full but could`nt find an expiration date on it.
There was a sunscreen or a lotion or something that had a little girl at the beach on the front. The little girl was being bit on the seat of her pants by a dog. What was the lotion or the sunscreen?
Lots of chemicals are absorbed thru the skin I heard. There was that 17-year-old girl who had excess methyl salicilate in her blood from using a topical cream called Bengay. She also used oral stuff that contained the chemical.
I wonder if using lots of beauty products could do the same thing. I’m currently using a Neutrogena anti-wrinkle cream with spf 15, an eye cream with similar ingredients, also a toner and a cream cleanser. I also wear foundation, powder and lip balm consistently. Then I also take birth control and iron pills. It seems like i’m accumulating chemicals in my body.
Does this concern make sense at all?
It is hot and humid in my bathroom during the summer and an aerosol can of spray sunscreen leaked all throughout my medicine cabinet with plastic shelving. It created an adhesive like substance that I cannot remove. I have tried baking soda, and a myriad of cleansers but nothing works…help!
I have to use sunscreen a lot due to acne medicine, and the Neutrogena SPF 45 sunscreen I normally use for my face causes a burning sensation when I apply it directly under my eyes. I don’t really mind this, since it only lasts for about 10 minutes, but is it actually bad for the skin under my eyes or is it just irritating?
wrinkle cream and such reduces the appearance of wrinkles when you actually have them. What ingredients or supplements can I take to PREVENT them when I don’t even have them yet? Is there anything I can take to keep my collagen production healthy? Are there certain dietary supplements I can take? I also use sunscreen and take green tea and grapeseed extract
I use Coppertone and I sometimes get a sun-burn and a huge tan. It happenes everytime I go swimming or camping. I want to transfer but I don’t know which one is best to use. Is bananaboat a good sunscreen to purchase?
Me and my friend accidentally sprayed a hot tub cover with continuous spray sport sunscreen lotion. The spray left white marks all over the cover. We tried soap and water, however it did not made a dramatic change. It may be possible to continue the soap-water scrubbing process and get it clean eventually, but a faster solution would be greatly appreciated. We believe the cover to be made of leather or a leatherette material. Any ideas?
consumers digest has a magazine that tests and rates cars and appliances and so on. the funds for the research and the printing of the magazine comes from the consumers purchasing it. all this has nothing to do w/ the companies paying them to pick there own product by bribes, advertisements and etc. My question is this: are there any such magazines, webs etc. that offer the same honest tests and results on beauty products such as wrinkle creams, shampoos, conditioners, etc. and the ingredients that really are the best? I absolutely 100% know and believe that NAME BRAND PRODUCTS are simply that, JUST A NAME YOU ARE PAYING FOR. Even the "testimonies" from so called dermatologists are B.S. They are paid to say what they say.
If you’re going to answer this, please notice what i am asking for IS NOT personal opinions of particular products such as Mary Kay (total over priced junk, I used to be a "consultant") etc. etc. but rather documentation of comparisons and results of products